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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23
SOMETHING NEW.

Minette Photos. something new, cute
and pretty, only $I.oo per dozen at
CUNNINGfIAM's Photograph gallery,
over National Bank.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1881.
Vocal NAeSAs :
Hogs are scarce and high.

Hogs are scarce and high.
Envelopes for sale cheap at this Office.
Rain and mud made its appearance
yesterday.
The dogs are holding night feasts on
spring lamb.
Sheriff G. NJ. Sencindiver, returned
from Washington, last evening.
One of Forepaugh's bill wagons broke
down at Sir Johns Run yesterday.
Street cleaners were at work on
Queen and Martin Street, this morning.
Subscribe for the Daily Gazette at
10 cents per week, delivered at your
door.
Col. w. B. Southworth, of the Pitts
burg Electric Company, was in the
city yesterday.
A wagon loaded with barrels, belong
ing to Mr.. A. H. Rutherford, brokedown
on Queen street this morning.
Master Rob. Greer, SON of R. w.
Greer, has returned home after a pro-
tracted visit to friends in Reading, Pa.
The Rev. F. Humphrey, of Piedmont,
will preach and assist the Rector in the
Services of Trinity Episcopal Church
tomorrow.
Mr.. Frank Smurr, has excepted
position in the store Of Mr. w. L. Jones.
Frank is a steady young man and wel
congratulate Mr.. Jones in secu ring hif
services.
MARRIED.-At the Lutheran Parson-
age, this city. April 2Ist, 1887, by Rev
R. c. Holland, Mr.. James Underdonk
and Miss Jamie Britton, both of Berke-
ley Co.
A freight train composed of an en-
CINE, caboose, and rs coal hoppers,
made the run from Harper's Ferry to
this place yesterday, in 81 minutes.
The Cumberland Valley Sunday
School Assembly will meet at Williams
Grove July 18th to the 23d. The meet
ing will be one of the largest and most
Interesting ever held by this Associa-
ton.
Please announce Mr.. VIM. McElroy
as a candidate for councilman In the
Second Ward. He will receive the sup
port of MANY VOTERS.
Please announce GEORGE IzATT as
our next Councilman for Third Ward.
Nopolitics, good Judgment and mechan-
ical ideas, will receive the support Of
MANY VOTERS.
Maj. J. H. Bristor, is one of the most
extensive advertisersinthe Shenandoah
Valley, and receives more mail daily |
than any other business firm in Mar
tinsburg. Judicial advertising is the
key to success.
< JUST RECEIVED.
A large lot Of Gold and Silver Head
canes, in great variety and Of every
style. Lowest prices. Good goods.
w. L. JONES, Jeweler,1 |
Martinsburg, w. Va.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23

ROR RENT.-A good garden lot, sit
uated on Water street, in excellent con-
dition. Will be rented as whole or
on shares Apply to
cHAS. E. ZIELER,
E. Martin ST., Butcher.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23
FRAMES AT WHOLESALE PRICES

You will find the largest and cheapest
line of Picture Frames in town atCUN-
NINHAM's Photograph Gallery.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23
A full nickel as inch bicycle, almost
new, too short for present owner, $50
cash. Address or apply to
A. l.. MARTIN,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
FOR RENT!-Store Room and Dwell
ing. Apply to JOHN DUNN

Being still troubled with a bad cold
since my return from the South, have
decided to sell my fine Columbia Bicycle
for $50 less than cost, as shall not ride
this season. have also new Bicycles
any size from as in. to S4 in, nickel
plated, from $45 to $50. Apply to
A. L. MARTIN.
Martinsburg, w. Va.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23

Subscribe for the Daily Gazette at 10
cents per week, delivered at your door.
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RRA\ NOS !
VALLEY r. r.

On and after Sunday, Jan 80, 1887,
trains will run as follows: STANDARD
Time
EASTWARD.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-23

our prayers attend hin,
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Envelopes for sale cheap at this Office.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-06
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-06

and there were several new ones out
who toed the line like veterans.
The decorations were more meagre
than the great occasion called for, but
that did not detract from the general
success and JOY Of the occasion.
Fords Hotel was very Hospitality put
al the disposal of the parade, and was a
kind Of general headquarters, aud the
roof was utilized by some who wished to
look down on their less fortunate fellow
citizens
Mr. T.. r. Anderson took a number Of
photographs of the inspiring scene
The general verdict was that theparade
was success Larger ones there may have
been in Richmond bat none more order
ly. more decorOus. OF more representa-
tive There were gathered Richmond 8
beauty and manhood. its clergy, and
other professional men, its mechanics and
lab0rers. rs meriiorious wage-worker-.
ii- merchants. it- manufacturers-al tit
types of its progress and of Us inteliI-
gence. honest industry and wealth.
There was uo accident 90 mar the oc-
casi0n The evening was bright, the
music merry. and there was wanting
nothing that could have added 10 its
atmctivcncss The day will long be a
memorable one for all who took part I'M
it and who labored TO make 10 The perfect
success 10 was
Long live Richmond securely seated on
hcr more chan seven bills and peace
long life and prosperity 10 all of bier
people without regard to class. color
condition. or creed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Bi,on opcra Company.

A large audience greeted the BijOu OPP
era Company at Mozart Academy last
night. The opera was the ever-pOpular
Mascotte, with the charming Bessie Gray
I'm the title r0ie Her rendition Of the
character was one Of the finest get Wit
messed in this city, and She was ably sup
ported throughout.
The opera was handsomely mounted,
the costumes new and elegant, and the
chorus strong and elective
The applause was continuous and
hearty. and the verdict was that il was
the best opera company that has ever APP
pcarcd at Mozart Academy The repor
t0ire for the remainder Of The week Is as
follows: Tonight. MikadO; tomorrow
night. Maec0uc: Friday and Saturday
nights. Ohvcue. to-day and Saturday
matinee, Mikado, matinee to-morfo"
Nasc0uc. SO matinee Good Friday
This company deserves and should secure
hearty encouraccmcut NOT only for iis
merits. bat as j.; may Doe the last opera
week Of the season.
HUMrTY puMrrY.
Twomore large houses enjoyed uumpty
Dumpty at the New Pavilion yesterday
evening and hst might The play viii De
repeated twice to-day The Now PayiI
lion is "a success. Go to see Numpty
Dumpiy and take the little ones
wlft PERIL.
10 i, well TO keep I'm mind ,hc fac. tha'
Mrs Lanciry viii appear at The Theatre
next Monday uiehf in BIER famous play
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-06
CITY ITEMS.
vvsv NOTES GATHERED Nv THE
TIMES" TEroKrERs'

,.,urs Of a Red-Lettcr Day Excel
len, Opera at Mozart Ao"''"S y , "''".
mondcr interviewed rom " '"u"E
MN, Diar, The Court calendar ! "'
1Ire Committee Personal F"r"sfarhs'
snoa, Iaconlc. and Miscellaneous Mat
Go
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-06

Yesterday in honor of The cornerstone
celebration Major Charles =. Bigger had
a cornerstone Autograph bin of fare and
tip-top manu. The old Building Com
mttee and a number of guests took din
ner with him. and every body said they
never had enjoyed a bigger or a better
feast.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-06

Professor Charles Schulzs Museum of
hnhal0ny, on exhibit al The Eukcr lot. on
broai between Seventh and Eighth
streets, Is the centre of attraction In
Their hurderers Row YOU can see Cluve-
RUS and other noted criminals. Admis
sion, 10 cents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-06

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Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
Grand Lodge of Virginia
Masonic Escort
Line 0f march was from FiI-. ml
Broad t0 Twelfth Twelfth f0 Main. Slain
to Fifth. FGh to Franklin frua.u to
Bly.lere. Bayidere to Grace. Grace to
fr-l t.r.f to Broad. Broad io Eleventh
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
Legislative Proceedings.


Tse Senate convened ut O'Clock
The journal OF the previous Tuesday
was read and approved.
Mr. Ferguson offered . resolution
which was adopted, directing the clerk
to furnish postage sta mps, etc.
On motion OF Mr. l. wis the Senate
adopted n joint resolution appoin ting n
COMMITTEES OF two on the part OF the
Senate and three on the part OF the
House TO examine the State Treasures
report heesrs. LIE wis and Ferguson
we're appointed on the part Of the
Senate.
The Clerk Of the House announced
that the House had ooncu,red In the
Senate joint resolution appointing q
committee TO draf. rulcs, ard had
passed 8 toirt resolution appointing q
oemuittee Of two on the part of the
Senate ana three on the part OF the
House TO arrange for the insug uration
Of the Governor. The latter resolution
wss con CURED 10 and Messrs Ferguson
and Bacon were appointed On the part
OF the Senate
On motion Of Mr.. Ferguson the Son
ate adjourned.
HOUSE or RErREsEsTArIvEs
The House met 1t D o'clock y. IN.
Mr. Norney introd nosd joint resolu
ton providing for joint committee 10
confer with com mi.tee OF citizsns In
regard 70 arranging for the inauguration
Of Governor-elect Blggs. Adopted. and
Messrs. Norney, Jones and Daisey Ap.
pointed on the part OF the House.
The Senate Joint resolution 10. q Joint
COMMITTEES to prepare rules for the gov.
ernment between the Two Houses was
concurred In, and Me, srs. Chandler,
Jones and Wilson appointed on the
part Of the House.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the ser
geantatarms was ERECTED TO raise the
National flag over tbs State House dur
ing the sessions Of the General Assem-
by.
Mr.. Ware gave notice OF the following
billt: To re.incorporate the Whining
ton Coal Gas Company; to incorporate
the Rebmsn Library Association, OF
Wilmington; to incorporate Ancit u,
Order Of Hiber aians, division No. 7, OF
Wilmington; &c incorporate the vii.
mington Trantfer Company.
Mr. A .lshand offered resolution au
thorizlng the clerk 70 appoint o readire
clerk, subject 10 tde approval OF the
House. Adopted. Adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
The Wonderful KeIIar.

KellsI, tLe NE. ~opderiu. ma gicis q
of the prestIt az. com mt Bt ed sp en-
gageneut Of OIe week at the A cad EN- y
OF Music latt ev~nH = with sn audience
which Ii ed slu nst very part of the
house. SIEee hts iasl appearance In
this city he hAs sddeO a Luiu Der OF new
tricks, whleA IL Aket his ~ rformanoe
still more " uderful and iucompreh en-
sihle. Keiiar, unlike the majority of
magiciaDs, Goes nor depend alto gether
on sleight Of hard in petoiming bis
various ftats. bnt also calls 70 his aid
mechanical and scientific appur,e-
nauces. He lie certainly o remaI kable
man, well eduoat-d, and thorough
mathematician. Nc ore should fail to
see him some time during the week,
and AZ IL IL more than probable the
house will be packed toward the clost
nj the eDgaeem eDt It will be better NOT
t. defer Dnir tA='-' - ~ time,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
AtIhu.,n.

Next Saturday sht the popular
comtd an John + E4ymond vii ap
pear a the Opera House in new play
et tit'ta TIT Woman Batter" Of which
The Plilsde iphia Times spegks as fol
lows: 81 hn 2 Raymond produced
bis rev pihy. "The Woman Ha'er," a,
the Raln..t S'iea- rnsa5ee iast even IL Q
IN Tho prst.ne' o. an audience tha,
h led the bonse to tie top. 1.-THE
WCmau ! Alter" is q rich bachelor OF
forty Ave Who IL very susceptible to the
charms Of The air sex ami SO timid
That . pl Of. sses TO bate what he hardl Is
dares to face. In other w0ids, "Tbt
Woman Halter" 10 q fraud, who de
oeives every body but the woman
through his blunderipg tim .dity he a,
lsst frds himself engaged TO thre.
widow ~ the same time. one of whom
he loves and hnaily marries Befor,
his troubles end be is forcibly carried
to iunatic asylum In mistake fol
another person.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
FOURTH edition
1Hk INAUGURATION.

rhs Arrangements Aboss Uomplsted
Ths work Of YssssrdAy.-Minstss Of
shs Oopsoii.
DovnR, Jan, 10-The inausur alton
ball was set rolling 10 day By the Gov.
esnor-eiect hsmself. The COMMITTEES
usually are appointed on the nrst day
OF the session, bot the work was neg.
lscted on Tuesday last Today the
Govsrnor elect came down and every
thing 10 IN motion.
Mr.. Norney introduced the custom Ary
resolution 10 the House 70 day, and the
Senate very shortly concurred, and .
joint com nit.es. consisting OF Messrs.
Norney, Jones and Daisy en- tho part Of
the H0ufA and Messrs Ferguson and
Bacon on the part OF the Senate, were
appointed. The com mites held their
meeting and invited the following town
committee 70 sssist them, viz: T. 3.
Clark, III. A. Richardson. K l.. Clark,
Il. X. Kenny, Robert Ferguson Snd
John p salisbury.
The Legislative Oomm will meet
the Govsrnor-elsct NJ the residence OF
Ell Salisbury and escort him 70 the
Senate, where they will meet the retir
Ing Governor and the General Assem-
bly,, and from there the entire party
will proceed 20 the Court House, where
the oath OF Office will be administered
BY Chancsllor Salisbury st IL so p. m
In the evening the Governor will hole
. reception from 7 80 TO Q p. Nd. In the
Court House. Al o p n. the iuauau-
ration ball v Ill commence in the hall
OF the Houte OF Representatives. There
will be no Invitations issued fer the
ball, and will be free 10 ali who may
desire to come.
Emmet Culbreth, who has just been
appointed COM ~ to the SamonH Islands,
and who nov resides In California, 10
formerly Of this town. and j. Preston
banning. Who has been appointed his
private secretary, 10 also OF Dover, and
was formerly connect d with the Mora
ing News.
Tue minutes OF the Council Of
Delaware frcm 1882 to 1875 have
b'es issued from the press OF JAnaes
Kirk Il Sons, and form . valu-
able historical document. containing ell
the proceedings Of the Legislature be
tween the dates named.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
The Teachers.It situate.

The New Castle County Teachers To-
stitnte will convene In the Opera House
In this city on Wednesday afternoon, at
o'cl )cb, where addresses OF welcome
and responses will be the order of the
evening. 1t is expected that this will
be one OF the mcst interestipg Institutes
ever held In the State. The teachers
from the county are expected TO arrive
in the city In the forenoon, and will
spend the day until 4 O'Clock in the
evening In visiting q nun Der of the city
schools. Extensive arrangems nts have
been mad for q profitable Ipt .itute.
DIR. J. FL. Fregch, Prof Thomas Bal
liett of Beading, Pa. DR.. A N. kaub
OF Newark, Prof. William A. Reynolds,
ana other prominent educators will be
In attendance. The programmes for the
evenings are Of unusual interest. The
renowned Wallace Bruce will deliver
one Of bis best lectures on Wednesday
evening, and Mrs Cynthia Bare OF
Philadelphia, a moet popular vocalist,
will ring a number Of selections. Frank
Beard, the famous cartOonist, will give
one OF his novel ami most ina resting
entertainments on TT lrsday evening
and on Friday evening the Boston Star
Concert Compary will give an enter.
tainment This company includes
Nine. Medera Henson Emerson, so
prano; Walter Emerson, cornetist: u ohm
Taylor, humorist, aud Miss Hella IT..
Brown, elecutionist.
The city schools will be closed on
Thursday and Friday TO give the city
teachers sn opportunity Of attending
the sessions Of the Institute. State
Superintendent Williams aud his ooad-
tutors having prepared snch 3 rich
literary traa., 1, 10 sincerely hoped that
the lectures and Miss Bsre's singing
will be- literally patronised Tails 10
the only way provided for paying the
expenses of the Institute, Single tickets
can be- procul ed Mt g. r. Thomas &
Go. for 30 cent; reserved feats, so
cents. The day sessions Of the Institute
will be free,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

|TULI.---un the 9th inst, Lizzio q. Iul
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend her funeral from the resi-
doLcs Of Geo. W. NJ cCullough. 100 .Jtfier.
son street. on wednesday ct 10 o'clock a m.
Sery ices and internent NJ Cherry Hill, Nd.
without any farther noiios.
WESr.-Un the sth Inst, Taylor y. West.
aged 80 years.
The relati es and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral from the
resi1eLcs OF his parents, No. go Jefferson
styeot. on "wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
Interment at W ilmingtcn ard Brandy vine
Cemetery.
|0EIL-On the Oh inst. Ruth Marion.
daughter Of Kew. henry ". and Johanna
M. Cell, AGED Sesrs, omonths and 2
days.
RELATIVES and friends are invi'ed 20 attend
the funeral service. at the German iiap list
Church, corner finn and Walnut streets
on wednesday Afternoon at o'rlcck. In
terment 1T Wilmington and brandyuiue
Com tery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

The fair Of ths Kuiahts Of Pyt bias
which Vas held In the Smith Build. 'ua
closed last Saturday night and was 4
Grand succAss The attendance "a
GOOD, and the financial results exceeded
the expectations Of the msnagsrs. Each
ticket that wAs purchased gave the
holder i've chances In the drn Wings,
which resu lfod ~ follows:
NO ! 380. silver wA.cb. John onR.
lvo5 West Ninth street; No. 2 100. ton
|of coal, MT. Everett. 500 Esst Fifth
street; No. 56l, umbrella, unkno IN;
No. $50, pair OF shoss, unkno wn: No.
] .W3. load OF wood. W. J. Young, 1913
P0piar street
Tho following articles we're drawn In
the fair:
Chamber set. VIM. J. Qnis leg china
tea sess J,emuel Mari; carving knife
and fark, Ohss. p. Mnropey; pin.
cushion sud bottles. Mrs. q J. WiIiey /;
! pair oil paintings, Jas. A. b. Handy,
-; musical dressing case, Es,ella
Howell; tap robe, Laura Q al ley; silver
watch, Homer y simmons; pin cushion
snd bottle, Jennie Wood; lem on ads col,
Mrs A 8. Dsversll; orsan. Geo Mar:
Jewel OF the order. T. N Foreman. n.
Scott Col 9. M. Wood, N Liebtrmsp.
X. r Morris, James Carter, w. @.
King. John Long, K. d. Piefson, VIM.
Berger.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 2, won the
hsndrcme set OF ooin silver lodge IL wells
Washington Lodge. No I. and L fay.
cue No. ., and Oitntal No IS being
the contestants.
Tie man ayers desire TO return their
snanks 20 Il cir friends and the public
Tor their very liberal patronage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
Ypega.

Woon.
H. B. Forbes, sdvertises for sAle.a sec.
ond-hand sleigh and sled.
A dramatic sntsri ainmsnt uas given
lest evening BY ths pnptis OF tho
Academy Of the eacred Heart
william Il. Powell, Who occupies the
Robinson farm. near Glasgow, Pencader
hundre6, vill cell bis psssonsl property
1t public sale on the ID Of March.
Last night John J. Mnilip, . rssid ant
OF the Tsuth yard. fell into tho Chiis-
tians from Market street bridge and
would probably have been drovL Cd had
10 not been for Oficer Du6y.
The dogs VACATION viil expire 10
nine days from to-day, and then woe TO
tho luckiees canine whose owner has
neglected 20 have It issis,ered with the
Chief Of Police.
Capt Geo. LemAissre, Of the Walton
q Whann Co. lsn last Saturday morn.
Ing Tor Cbarles'op, 9. O. He ao<s In
the tnserest Of the company and will
be gone Ab Jut six veoks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

The long continued case OF Thomas
and isaA; Brown, Who we're charged
with committing au Asssult aud bat.
terry on Msthe~ Aacklem, nj Fourth
and Orange streets, shout one month
ago, was again taken mp this morning
~ the Municipal Court Andrew
Ssuborp, 4 q, examiasd several wit
nesses for the defense, after which be
ID sde an argument, In which he con-
tenoed that the accused hsA on y acted
10 self defense. City Solicitor Turner
coeteuded that the charge had been
substanttated by the evidences, and
when he closed the brothers we're ad-
judged guilty and sen ter ood 70 pay
nte OF US and costs each, which, In
the TWO cases. will amonnt TO 81. OS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
vagrants.

THE morning Patrick Hession, Alfred
Talley, John Reed and Patrick MeCloskey
all of whom are able bodied but dissi-
pated men, were arraigne at the city
court charged with vagrancy. They were
adjudged guilty, and sentenced to serve
40 days each In New Castle jail, but II
seems pity that there lie not some place
where they could be compelled to work
and earn their living, instead Of being .
charge on the taxpayers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

W. Harold Smith, who has for several
years been In the employ OF VIM. Is.
sharp, dealer In dry goods at the corner
o. Fourth and Market streets. has been
given an interest In the business, which
viii hereafter be conducted under the
name OF WIN. b. Sharp & Co. Mr.. Smith
70 energetic and enterprisine, and his
many friends will be pleased TO hear OF
his association with his old employer.
Geo. w. Mckee has been admitted 70
an interest in the business Of Cranston &.
Newbold, No 100 King street, and the
firms name VIII be Cranston, Newbold &
Co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

Abont 3 O'Clock TIL,
satchmaD AT X nowle,'
81 New Castle di,cOvsn
heating room, situate 10
OF the building. and iz !
The alarm. A new fire i
purchased by Mr. kEo,a
service, bnt as 1; wa
sonld prove inadeqaais
tlmss word was ttles1
city for assistance. q
Sweeney ordered TIE
friendship to proceed %
'ha Two sngipes were ID
W & b. freight statiJa
cial train was In rsa
them to New CaI|
they were loaded on the
received that the FIRE 4
troll, Al d their service 4
Mr.. kncw les stated ~
that he was not able = 4
the amount Of damaer
WAS confined to one VI
canno, be very Rrea
that the hands Will b.
work to MORROW IT, 4
almost tofally desrrp1@
hr.e years age, AM
Knowles had u 9 fire p1
which no doubt save
destroyed again This n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

The little eight year old son Of John
T.. Graham, 3e3 Shipley street, ~hile
coasting down that street last evening,
was run over by n horse attached 70 q
sleigh, that had become unmansgeable
The horse lifted his feet over the lad,
but the sleigh runners ran across his
legs brnising him considerably, bus not
injnring him. He WAS hob
bling around the room this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

The action OF some a, !
OF the Washington FIr|
90 Dir ling over the d.iyr
the Delaware truck. . }
nfe last Friday niaht,
siderable discussion, AL
contend that the Washy 4
titled 10 what they oiJ, d
Who condemn them, and
ACT vas an uncAlled 70,
old hiswap, Who By IL. J
memb Der OF either Of the "a
stopped In the RxPUBLrl
morning and said, % 1t y,
toe trnck 70 20, Ia frou. d
70 . burning building a.
certainly hal the ri.h:
ooritqueutly those VIC
stream on the driver ssi
miued an aDcalled for az
He also said that N The
been crippled by the w,s
thrown an Il fret xinf, b,
oy cutting the electric VI
Ing their ladders The I'D
been confined TO tho seoosi
no doubt 1t originated.
He suggested tina. ID
should DO provided w'tA
OF insulated shears, wilt
like that Of Fridsy NH
cut the electric wires via
II 10 report,si thai The D
psny will ho.d . me.ils;
at which they will roi "a
oll'ty Ct having Rvsa
asains, Carpenter for a
terry.